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Faculty and Staff
Ian F. MacInnes, Chair and
Professor Email:
imacinnes@albion.edu Publications: Articles on sixteenth-century literature and culture appearing in Early Modern Literary Studies, Textual Practice, Viator, etc. He is at work on a study of animals in early modern literature and culture. His website, Ian's English Calendar is a resource for students of English history and literature. Courses: British Literature I, Age of Elizabeth, Voices of Liberty: Milton and His Age, Redeeming Eve: Early Modern Women's Writing, Composition.
Email: danitbrown@albion.edu Publications: Stories in StoryQuarterly, Glimmer Train, and Story, among others. She is in the final stages of writing a short-story collection, and in the beginning stages of a novel. Courses: Introductory Creative Writing, Intermediate Fiction, Fiction Workshop, Creative Non-Fiction, Composition. Nels Christensen,
Assistant Professor Email: nchristensen@albion.edu
Mary Collar, Professor Email: mcollar@albion.edu
Email: shendrix@albion.edu Areas of Specialization: Literacy studies, composition studies, writing center theory/practice, and pedagogy. Courses: Composition, English Language, Responding to Student Writing.
Email: sjordan@albion.edu Publications: A specialist in British eighteenth-century and romantic literature and author of The Anxieties of Idleness: Idleness in Eighteenth-Century British Literature and Culture. Her articles have appeared in The Age of Johnson and Eighteenth-Century Life. She is now at work on her new project, a study of the emergent standards of masculinity in the British 18th century, and specifically of refusals and failures to meet these standards. Courses: British Literature II, Gay and Lesbian Literature, The Making of Modern Masculinity, Great Issues in the Humanities (The Literature of Horror), The Age of Satire, Eighteenth-Century Culture Shocks, The Romantic Age, Introduction to Literature, Composition. Lanya Lamouria,
Assistant Professor Email: llamouria@albion.edu
Judith Lockyer,
Professor Email: jlockyer@albion.edu Publications: Articles and a book on William Faulkner. She is presently working on a study of issues of race in the fiction of seven twentieth century white Southern women, and she has received a grant for research at the University of California at Berkeley. Courses: American Literature I and II, The American Novel, Four American Poets, The Problem of Race in American Literature, African-American Literature, Southern Women's Literature, Composition, (1986-87 New Teacher of the Year; 1992-93 Honors Program Teacher of the Year; 1995-96 PACMA Faculty Award; 2002 Arthur Anderson Teacher of Year.)
Email: hmesa@albion.edu Publications: Poetry in literary journals such as Poet Lore and Third Coast At work on a book of poems entitled Brevity of Snow. Courses: Introductory Creative Writing, Poetry Workshop, Visual Poetry, Latina/o literature, Introduction to Literature, Composition.
Email: jroberts@albion.edu Publications: co-editor of Nineteenth Century American
Poetry (Penquin, Courses: Composition, Introduction to Literature, American Lit I and II, Literature of the American Civil War, African-American Literature.
Email: jstotz-ghosh@albion.edu Publications: Poems, short-short fiction, creative nonfiction, and reviews in various journals and anthologies, including Poetry Midwest, Quarter After Eight, The Southern Review, Sudden Stories, and Third Coast. Poems in multimedia exhibitions at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts and the Hudson Street Gallery. Courses: Introductory Creative Writing, Creative Non-Fiction, Introduction to Literature, Composition, Great Issues in Fine Arts: Poetry and Poetics.
Email: ljwilliams@albion.edu Publications: Feature articles in ARTNews, Time Out, New York, Health, Hour Detroit, Detroit Home and other publications. Founder and Editor of the Ann Arbor Paper. Courses: Contemporary Journalism, Advanced News Writing, Magazine Writing, Multimedia Editing, Composition. Shannon Aikins, Department Secretary Email: saikins@albion.edu Telephone: 517-629-0232 Emeritus Professors James W. Cook B.A., Wayne State University; M.A., University of Michigan; Ph.D., Wayne State University Charles Crupi B.A., Harvard; M.A., California at Berkeley; Ph.D., Princeton John E. Hart B.A., Kansas Wesleyan; M.A. & Ph.D., Syracuse University Paul Loukides B.A., University of Pittsburgh; M.A., University of Iowa Eugene E. Miller B.A., University of Notre Dame; M.A., Ohio University; Ph.D., University of Illinois Hal H. Wyss B.A., Wesleyan; M.A. & Ph.D., Ohio State
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